Anyone know why the RT20's were so expensive?
I'm assuming it was cutting edge technology, and they had to recoup some R&D costs.
Because on paper, the RT2000:
hit lower and with twice the sub power,
It has a higher efficiency,
and higher upper end as well.
And they weigh 10 lbs more (also a good thing)
And the RT2000's sold for $1200 less.
Am I missing something?
RT2000
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/specs.php?recent=1&category=3&speaker=88
RT20
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/specs.php?category=3&speaker=311&vintage=1
-Luc
Because on paper, the RT2000:
hit lower and with twice the sub power,
It has a higher efficiency,
and higher upper end as well.
And they weigh 10 lbs more (also a good thing)
And the RT2000's sold for $1200 less.
Am I missing something?
RT2000
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/specs.php?recent=1&category=3&speaker=88
RT20
http://www.polkaudio.com/home/specs.php?category=3&speaker=311&vintage=1
-Luc
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that has got to be a typorta 12c
denon
sony
yamaha
vintage pioneer
